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‘Anybody there?’: A Poem by Sam Riviere
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‘Anybody there?’: A Poem by Sam Riviere
Each month, we publish an original poem, written in response to a work of contemporary art. This month, Sam Riviere chose works from Ed Atkins (2025) at Tate Britain. Language lies at the heart of Ed Atkins’s CGI videos and performances. Digital avatars ramble and moan in liminal rendered spaces; protagonists modelled on Atkins himself perform musical pieces; uncanny faces and sounds recur like ghosts. A question runs throughout the exhibition: …
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